Buddhist White Umbrella Deity Statue | Sacred Meditation Sculpture

This statue features Dukkar’s ornate crown decorated with gemstone, coral, and turquoise details, symbolizing her awakened power and protective wisdom. Her peaceful facial expression reflects compassion and clarity, while her seated posture represents stability and spiritual strength. Dukkar is depicted holding the white umbrella (sitatapatra) above her, her primary symbol of protection, representing the shelter of enlightened wisdom that guards beings from suffering, obstacles, and harmful influences. Her other hand holds a wheel (chakra), symbolizing the turning of the Dharma and the power of enlightened teachings to overcome negativity and ignorance. Her body is adorned with traditional Bodhisattva ornaments, necklaces, earrings, and flowing garments decorated with intricate patterns. The lotus pedestal beneath her symbolizes purity and the unfolding of enlightened qualities.

This White Umbrella Deity statue is used for meditation practices, Buddhist rituals, protection prayers, and altar decoration. Practitioners connect with Dukkar to cultivate spiritual protection, remove obstacles, and develop a sense of inner confidence and compassion. Displayed in homes, monasteries, Dharma centers, or meditation rooms, this sacred sculpture serves as a reminder of protective wisdom, fearlessness, and the compassionate activity of enlightened beings.

Introduction of Dukar

In Tibetan Buddhism, Dukar, also known as Sitatapatra, is a highly revered goddess whose name translates as "The White Parasol." She is the fierce protector, known for keeping her followers safe from spiritual and physical harm, negative influences, and obstacles. Through her compassionate protection, she provides safety, peace, and guidance to those who seek her blessings.